The effects on standardized testing on both the teachers and students.

Title: The effects on standardized testing on both the teachers and students.
Category: Society & Culture / Education | Words: 1285 | Pages: 5.5 (approximately 235 words/page)

The effects on standardized testing on both the teachers and students.

Teachers are faced with more and more challenges as time progresses. The job of the teacher used to just be to impart knowledge to your students, but now the teacher must be a moral guide for their pupils as well. In addition to all the normal problems a teacher runs in to in a coarse of their year they now are faced with more and more state mandated standardized tests. These test have become the …showed first 75 words of 1285 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 1285 total…are becoming greater and number and more specific in material as the years go by. Teachers are faced with a dilemma. It is the job of principals and superintendents to take away the unnecessary pressure they have surrounding there teachers. Teachers need to feel they can teach at their own will and teach to their children's individual learning styles. They exams do not always accept that different children learn different way, but their teachers to.

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